Randy Papetti – November 24, 2011 Application of the Duty and Tort Doctrine to an Insurer’s Postfiling Conduct A growing number of cases address the issue of post‐filing conduct. Interestingly, nearly all the decisions appear to conclude that the duty of good faith and fair dealing that an insurance company owes does not end with… Continue reading An Insurer’s Duty of Good Faith in the Context of Litigation
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‘Why Won’t My Adjusters Listen to Me?’ | PropertyCasualty360
BY CHRISTOPHER TIDBALL November 10, 2011 To listen can be defined as “to make an effort to hear something or to pay attention or heed what is being said.” A seemingly ubiquitous complaint across the insurance industry is that of management concerned by staff that fails to listen, follow procedures, pay attention, or heed instructions. If this is… Continue reading ‘Why Won’t My Adjusters Listen to Me?’ | PropertyCasualty360
Adopting an Insurance Data Model For a Single Version of the Truth – Insurance & Technology
An explosion of new data is turning the insurance business model on its head. There is more data and more access to data than there has ever been and it’s growing. The challenge for insurers is how to take advantage of all this data to price better, expand your market and improve the business of… Continue reading Adopting an Insurance Data Model For a Single Version of the Truth – Insurance & Technology
Coverage For Construction Defects
Insurance Coverage Law in Massachusetts: Coverage for construction defects.